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Tile of the 18th century with scene of boats in a harbor. Early Modern Era. Ceramics. SPAIN. Valencia. Gonzᬥ z Mart� ational Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts. Proc: SPAIN. VALENCIAN COMMUNITY. VALENCIA. Manises
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Arts Autonomous Ceramics Community Daylight Gonzalez Harbor Horta Mart Proc Spaniard Spaniards Sunlight Tile Upright Valencia Valencian Europeans Masculine Persons Sumptuary
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1. Title: "A Day at the Valencian Harbor: An 18th Century Ceramic Tale" This exquisite tile, hailing from the 18th century, transports us back to the bustling harbor of Valencia, Spain, during the Early Modern Era. The tile, now proudly displayed at the Gonzalez Marti National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts in Manises, Valencia, is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the region. The vertical, upright tile, bathed in daylight and adorned with vibrant colors, depicts a scene of boats anchored at the harbor. The boats, with their distinct sails and rigging, are a reflection of the Western European maritime traditions of the time. The daytime setting, illuminated by the warm sunlight, adds to the lively atmosphere of the scene. The tile's intricate details reveal a hive of activity, with men, both Spaniards and Europeans, working on the boats and interacting with each other. The tile's color palette, reminiscent of the Mediterranean hues, adds to the authenticity of the scene. The tile, a product of the Valencian Community, is a prime example of the region's sumptuary arts, which were once used to adorn the interiors of grand buildings and palaces. The tile's vertical orientation and its focus on a scene of daily life at the harbor, is a departure from the more common horizontal tiles that often depicted religious or mythological scenes. The tile's historical significance, coupled with its stunning visual appeal, makes it a must-see for anyone interested in European art history, particularly that of Spain. The tile's journey from the 18th century to the present day, and its preservation at the Gonzalez Marti National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts, is a testament to the enduring value of our cultural heritage.
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